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| Book | FZJ-2019-01693 |
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2018
Forschungszentrum Jülich GmbH Zentralbibliothek, Verlag
Jülich
ISBN: 978-3-95806-376-1
Please use a persistent id in citations: http://hdl.handle.net/2128/21906
Abstract: The round table discussion, TRENDS 2017: Transition to Renewable Energy Devices and Systems took up relevant topics in the area of the transformation of the energy system. The objective of the conference was to highlight game changers and address missing links in order to achieve the G8 goals of reducing CO$_{2}$ emission by 80% by 2050 and realizing amajor share of renewable power by 2030. TRENDS 2017 focused on relevant topics in relation to the transformation of the energy system and highlighted the interconnection of the power and transport sectors against thebackdrop of the COP21 goals. The conference proceedings provide useful data, facts and figures to share different insights from power generation, energy transport and the use of energy in the transportation sector. There are various approaches to make use of the volatility of renewable power generation in today's energy system as efficiently as possible. Thus, it is necessary to determine appropriate storage technologies and/or to further develop the existing energy system with consideration to fluctuating power generation. The main topics of the conference were the status and prospects of hydrogen vehicles and batteries, Power-to-Fuel, DCDC grids, ideas for sector coupling and the connection of climate zones. We have compiled most of the presentations of TRENDS 2017, together with a short abstract to a proceedings book. We would once again like to thank all participants for their valuable presentations and contributions to the discussion. With regard to a follow-up, we invite interested readers of this compilation to send their comments to the editors. We would be glad to implement new features in a future event.
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